Reds Hold Vote Strength Across French Municipalities
Paris October 3 Reds hold a substantial lead in early municipal results as De Gaulle’s party advances. Maurice Schumit of the MRP warns of shifting ground while communists trail, amid anti communist lines and possible cabinet implications.
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Robert Lynson
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Vetures Fromm Yeater
France
Gaulle
de Gaulle
Maurice Schumit
Poplar Repuboltican Movement
MRP
EPF
Doust
Toulon Ronnies
Bessamon
Beauvois
Grenoble
Namor Delle
Angers
Canital
Ramadier
Germany
RPP
Paul Anxioanax
Ada Joins in Air Marker Program in Oklahoma
Ada Chamber of Commerce partners with state agencies on a broad air marker effort to map every town in Oklahoma for air travel. Wendell Thomas notes plans to reach all cities by December. Ada’s local leaders coordinate with Area Boy Scout leaders to assist, with costs under 23 dollars and much labor donated.
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Ada Chamber of Commerce
Oklahooma
Oxlahoma
Wendell Thomas
Cnamotr of Commerce
Dee. K. Shay
Raith Marshall
Bowd
Oklahoma
Oikote
Okanogan Paul Taken to Hinds After Chicago Fight Fatality
Andrew Proll a 36 year old Indian rodeo performer admitted taking part in a Chicago hotel fight during which J Greening 26 Mooringsport La was fatally stabbed. Proll was transferred to Lingis authorities after being held in Wyan done Ohio a week. He pleaded guilty to a felonious count to avoid prosecution. Officers reported the incident over the weekend.
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Tulsa
Olle
Andrew Proll
Chicago
J. Greening
Mooringsport
Cowboy
United States Marshal's Office
Paul
Wyandone
Ohio
Fifteen Months Of City Manager Change In Ada
Ada city government, after a 15 month period with a new council-manager system, outlines achievements under Willian B. Hansén’s tenure including codified ordinances, wage standards, improved garbage collection, updated electrical and traffic codes, and reduced city debt. It notes multiple supplemental budgets, new purchasing centralization, and increased building permits and ordinances as the system continues to evolve.
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Ada
Willian B. Hansén
Ana
Meey
Fred Ott
New Type Military Planes Tests, Not Defense Steps
J. Schacter, Boeing executive and West Point graduate, says early test flights of new planes such as the Northrop Uan wing design and Bell NS-1, Boeing XB-47, RL-15 Cal, remain experimental and not production born. He notes postwar security focus and cautions against equating test aircraft with immediate military force.
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Wichita
Kas
Y— J. Schacter
Boeing Alypare
Aerepany
West Point
Johnny Wixed Howe
Boeing
Schaeter
Yelesis
Svar
Woman Slayer Seeks Clemency in Parole Request
Tracy Eschweiler asks Arkansas Parole Board for clemency after conviction for voluntary manslaughter in the 1946 fatal shooting of Dr. Eschweiler at University of Arkansas Medical School. Parole hearing set for November 5. sentence two years imprisonment served.
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Lie the Rock
Ars
Tracy Steele
Rachweiler
Mayes
The
Arkansas
W. P. Ball
Ball
Saids
Eschweiler
University’ of Arkansas Medical School
Pulaski
Eschweiter
Desermpey
Eschayaiter
Cars Damaged But Occupants Unhurt
Highway Patrolman Cy Kilian investigated a two car crash six miles south of Aca on Wednesday. No injuries were reported though both vehicles were badly damaged. The driver Tamaped Whitsett, an Ada painter, was traveling south on T2 when he decided to turn. Rev Edgar Gould of Seminole intervened, and Kilian said the accident was unavoidable.
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Cy Kilian
Aca
Tamaped
Thomas Whitsett
Ada Painter
Edgar Gould
Vase Whitsett
Kilian
Congress Tracks Subversive Ties in Bollywood Scandal
Washington reports say the House committee has a "very complete" record of 79 film and studio figures linked to subversive activities and alleged communist espionage. Prominent witnesses described further evidence to be developed next week as hearings proceed into claims that a test pilot divulged bomber information.
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Washington
Congress
Capital
Paul McNutt
House
Aphiv Mies
America
Rep
Thomas
R-Nj
Hollyernnd
Hurricanes Veer Off Cape Hatteras as Florida Waits
A severe hurricane with winds near 150 miles per hour moved toward the southeastern United States. The weather bureau said the storm would likely pass well east of Cape Hatteras, with Florida residents warned but not yet threatened as forecasters urged caution.
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Miami
Pla
Atlantic
United States
Cape Hatteras
Plands
Tlecant
Huron
Regiae
City Work Report Covers Two Weeks of Repairs
A council report details repairs and progress over the past two weeks. The Convention Hall roof was repaired for 275 dollars. Chauncey Airport lights reactivated with automatic control. A hangar roof, drilling delays, and water pump maintenance at the city yard are noted, with progress slower than hoped and several projects near completion.
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J. . King
Van
Euald Covey
Ciny Encinger
Wel Hansen
Convention Hall
Chauncey Alsvort
Chauncey Airport
City Dury
Wednesdare Water Department
Tay & Rewtine
East Sixth
Valley View
Strong Reserve for Military Is Urged
The Strong Reserve for Military group urged building a sizable and affordable force across army navy and air branches. Executive leader William Gewis said the plan would renew readiness and correct neglect from World War I, noting earlier opposition from the War Department and calling for broader support.
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Wching
M. Cetti
Iain Vating
William €. Gewis
Oklahoma and nearby states issued liquor stamps in 1946
Federal tax stamps were issued in 1946 to 16 wholesalers and 794 retailers in Oklahoma, with Mississippi and Kansas also receiving stamps. The report shows 400,820 tax stamps for amusement machines and 84,088 for gaming devices nationwide, while New York had the most liquor dealers and New Mexico the fewest.
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Oklahoma
Gordon Brown
Washington
Mississippi
Kansas
Miss
Stiom
Winotegale Smb
Starc
Rekformia Odt
New York
New Mexico
lYowset
Monument to Douglas H Johnston Praised by Chickasaw Nation
Large crowd in Tishamingo attends unveiling of a six foot granite monument to Douglas H Johnston, last elected governor of the Chickasaw Nation. Speakers praise Johnston as a great leader, with W. H. Murray lauding Chickasaw citizenship and diplomacy. Ceremony includes Chickasaw prayers, songs, and the unveiling by Johnston’s great granddaughter. reception and discussions on tribal affairs follow.
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Giklshama
Lehmnston
Johnston
Floyd Maytubby
Oklahoma City
Chika
Caren Mies
Chighess
Welsom Wolf
Wolf
Tomgua
Sala
Murray
Gov
Justice Welch
State Supreme Court
Reed Bond
Corporation Commission
Ben Barrison
Oelahomia
Industria
Amy
Hus Gaxing
Te I Moors
Wayne
Ethic
Supreme Court Ang
Paul, Vallex
The
Chickasaws
Chriskened
Zhdanov Calls For European Cooperation Despite System Variances
Zhdanov outlined a European blueprint urging cooperation among nations regardless of government, seeking reciprocal trade and a united front against U S imperialism. He urged communist parties to fight Western influence while willing to partner with states that back the program.
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EEE
Padrei A. Zhdanow
Communist Party Caritral
Pevertt
Poland
Soviet Union
Ber
Poliitburea
Central Committee
Europe
United States
Zhdanov
Tulle
Lmited
Britain
Ind Blaepsi
Communist Parties
Plas
Townsend Paving Complete Opens Near Nev 1
Townsend avenue portion of Main to Townsend opened after paving to improve traffic. Project began with preliminary work Sept 23, finished weeks later under contract with Connally Construction Co of Oklahoma City. Engineer Ralph Delaney notes 52 foot width and about five and a half inch thickness, plus new storm sewer and signal-light conduit installed at Main and Townsend.
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Townsend
Ralph Delaney
Main
Connally Construction Company
Fof
Oklahoma City
Oklahoma University dormitory dining hall project announced
A $2,590,000 dormitory dining hall project for women at the University of Oklahoma was announced by Norman based Sorey Hill and Sorey Architects. Financed by self liquidating revenue bonds, it is scheduled for completion before the spring term opens.
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Oklshoma City
Got
University of Oklahoma
Norman
Sorey
Hill
Ramadier Resigns Cabinet During France Crisis
Paris Oct 22 The Ramadier cabinet submitted resignations amid France’s grave emergency while Ramadier signaled intent to proceed with forming a new government. Approval hinges on De Gaulle’s stance as political realignment questions loom following municipal elections.
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Paris
France
Paul Ramadier
Presmier
Ekranee
Ramadier
Charles de Gaulle
Evs
Rally the French People Assembly
United States
Youmamactrine
Popular Republican Imnovement
MAP
de Gaulle
Vincent Auwriol
Biv Gaulle
Camhe Upton
Ste
Government Asking Refunds Alleging Railroad Overcharge
The Justice Department said it asked the Interstate Commerce Commission to grant refunds from 719 railroads, contending wartime shipments of inert explosives were charged higher rates than necessary. Railroads rejected the claim, arguing most wartime freight moved on lower public rates. Attorney General Clark said investigations show explosives traffic was highly profitable for railroads. Counsel for the railroads pegged total potential refunds in the tens of millions, urging any action to be limited.
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Washington
Ont
Justice Department
Inter State Commerce
Armed Services
Clark
Sulphur Finances Efficiently Done
Sulphur Oklahoma report credits city officials for efficient finances in the past year. Auditor WL Alexander commends City Treasurer David J Wenner and City Clerk Gladys Welch for handling accounts, bonds, warrants, collections, expenditures, and related duties. Minor local notices follow.
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Okla
WL. Alexander
Ardwave
Alexander
W. A. Emerson
David J. Wenner
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